Hand Thread Tap FANAR H1-309N8769 metric M3×1.5 (manual tapping)

FANAR hand thread tap H1-309N8769 is a manual tapping tool designed to cut metric internal threads sized M3×1.5. Intended for use in through and blind holes in metal and comparable materials, this tap supports repair, maintenance, prototyping and light workshop work where precise small-diameter threads are required. The tool is suitable for single-piece and small-batch operations performed by hand, offering a compact solution for on-site and bench tapping tasks.

Advantages

The FANAR hand thread tap provides accurate thread profile cutting with reliable dimensional stability for M3×1.5 threads. Its geometry and manual-use design enable controlled chip formation and reduced risk of thread damage in small holes. The tap is compact and simple to handle, allowing operators to apply steady torque and correct alignment when tapping by hand. Manufactured to typical FANAR quality standards, it is intended to deliver consistent performance for light-duty and precision manual tapping tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting internal metric threads M3×1.5 in through and blind holes
• Repair and maintenance of small machinery components
• Prototyping and small-batch production of threaded parts
• Workshop and on-site manual tapping operations

Key specifications

• Thread form: metric ISO thread with nominal size M3×1.5
• Intended use: manual/hand tapping
• Application material: metals and similar machinable materials suitable for hand tapping
• Suitable hole types: through holes and blind holes (small diameters)
• Typical use cases: light workshop work, maintenance, repair, prototyping

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly and ensure the hole diameter and depth match the requirements for an M3×1.5 thread. Use appropriate cutting fluid or lubricant for the material being tapped to improve chip evacuation and reduce friction. Align the tap squarely with the hole axis, start the thread carefully to ensure proper engagement, and apply steady clockwise torque while advancing. Back the tap out periodically to break chips and clear the flutes, then resume cutting until the required depth is reached. Clean the finished thread and inspect for dimensional accuracy and defects.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a compatible tap wrench or handle that provides adequate control and leverage. Select a recommended hole drill size for M3×1.5 tapping based on standard drilling charts and the workpiece material, and use cutting lubricant appropriate for the material to extend tool life and improve thread quality.